CDL-A Truck Driver

Posted 2 days ago

j rose enterprisesSt. George (UT)

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Junior

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$1,930 - $2,430 a week

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Job Details
Pay: $1,930 - $2,430 a week
Job Type: Full-time
Route Type: Dedicated Regional Fleet
Home Time: Home Weekly (34-hour reset)
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Experience Required: 3+ months of Class A CDL experience Job Description Are you looking for a high-paying, active driving career? We are now hiring experienced Class A CDL drivers for aDedicated Fleet. This account is ideal for drivers who want to stay physically active while earning premium weekly pay on a stable, predictable schedule. Hiring Areas & Locations: Fleet Base: Operating out of St. George, UT. Driversmust live within 50 miles of Denverto qualify for standard routing. Delivery States: Freight distributes to customer locations throughout AZ, CA, CO, ID, MT, NE, NV, NM, OR, UT, WA, and WY. Compensation & Bonuses: Top-Tier Earnings:$1,930 - $2,430 gross weekly pay.
Structured Pay: Earn steady income via Mileage Pay + Pay per Load.
Performance Bonus: Earn up to a3% Safe & On-Time Mileage Bonusto boost your weekly revenue. Schedule & Home Time: Standard Fleet: Home weekly for a solid34-hour reset(days off vary based on freight demands and typically fall during weekdays). Daily Shift Structure: Early morning start time at06:00 AM. Drivers will work up to 14 hours per shift. Freight Profile & Equipment: Physical Work: Driver-unload fleet. Drivers manually unload the trailer using a gravity roller system and will climb in and out of the trailer as needed. Talents by Vaia
Equipment: Premium, top-of-the-lineautomatic transmissiontandem-axle sleeper trucks pulling 53' dry van trailers.
Qualifications & Requirements
License: Valid Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL-A).Talents by Vaia
Experience: Minimum of 3 months of verifiable tractor-trailer driving experience.
Hiring Location: Residence within 50 miles of Saint George, UT. Compliance: Must meet all standard Department of Transportation (DOT) safety, background, and medical regulations.

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